Three Shuttered Houses Mystery Continues
In the Longwood case the Seaford house hosts tense interviews as Inspector Heale presses for access to the apartment during the funeral. Miss Moss hints at a hidden husband and possible unknown links to Jane Leaford, while Clint contemplates a possible near relation as the motive behind the alleged poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint
Longwood
Miss Moss
Tope
Heale
Jim Glovere
Kitty Seaford
Jane
June
Glovere
Leaford
Mrs. Leaford
Hidden motive drives renewed Kenesaw Hill murder case
Inspector Tope argues a single murder cannot explain Mrs Seaford’s death. He believes a deeper scheme is at work and warns Inspector Heale that inaction will invite another killing at Clint’s urging, while Dr Derrie clings to the accident theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Leaford
Inspector Topee
Inspector Heale
Derrie
Tope
Clint
Heale
Miss Youngquist Married in Austin
The marriage of Miss Johnna May Youngquist daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Youngquist of Bricksdale and Wilbur Gustafson of Austin occurred Saturday evening December 2 at Gethsemane Lutheran Church in Austin with Rev. J. E. Chester officiating. The ceremony featured candles and Lohengrin’s Wedding March. The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil. Attendants included Miss Ella May Sweeney and Elwood Gustafson. ushers were John Edward Youngquist and Elwood Gustafson. The couple left for San Antonio for a honeymoon and will reside in Austin where Mr. Gustafson works. Attending from Bricksdale were Mr. and Mrs. Youngquist, John Edward Youngquist, and Mrs. Edgar Shuquist with Edward Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnna May Youngquist
C. E. Youngquist
Bricksdahl
Wilbur Gustafson
Austin
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
J. E. Chester
Martha Engstrom
Reuben Nelson
Miss Engstrom
Ella May Sweeney
Elwood Gustafson
Miss Sweeney
John Edward Youngquist
Gustafson
Bricksdale
Stamford
Gustafsons
San Antonio
Mr. Gustafson
Youngquist
Edgar Shuquist
Edward Warren
Business Girls Banquet Hosts Annual Party
The Business Girls Banquet holds its yearly gathering with numerous guests listed by name and association. Notable attendees include Mayor R. Thomas and Mrs. W. C. Leavitt, plus Dr. D. C. Curb of Albany and Dr. K. E. P. Bunkley among others, as the event continues from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Massey
Ethel Frierson
Haskell
Mildred Vaughan
Ted Miles
Miles
J. A. Smith
Swenson Davis
L. C. Dennis
Dennis
Dallas Southard
Rozella Veazey
C. M. Lester
Vera Steely
R. B. Bryant
Reta Culbreath
W. M. Herndon
Madge Richards
J. M. Foster
W. P. McDonald
R. H. Bounds
R. F. Mahood
Club
Golden Anniversary Observed Sunday by M. D. Smith's Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Smith of Laterton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with 72 relatives and more than 300 open house visitors from Haskell Rule Aspermont Abilene Stamford Old Glory and Lagerton. A three tier cake and golden decorations marked the event planned by their daughter Mrs Frank Battson. The couple married in Rising Star and moved to Lagerton about 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Smith
Laterton
M. D. Smith
Haskell
Rule
Aspermont
Abilene
Stamford
Old Glory
Lagerton
Bibles Move to New Stamford Home on Reynolds Street
Mr and Mrs R A Bible moved this week from their Clear Fork Brazos home to 903 East Reynolds Street in the Penick house. They repapered and repainted interiors. Robert Bible remains with relatives in Lueders and will transfer from Lueders to Stamford schools at midterm. he is a seventh grade student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Bible
Clear Fork
The
Brazos
Reynolds Street
Penick
Stamford School
Exchange Club Luncheon Moves to Home Ec Cottage
The Exchange Club will meet Friday at noon in the home economics cottage instead of the Inn. Football squad and coaches will attend as guests while First Baptist Y W A hosts a Christmas missionary program the next morning after a 7 a.m. breakfast led by Miss Juanita Morgan. The West Side Baptist Young People's Class met December 10 with Magdalene West presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Ec. Cottage
First Baptist Y.W.A
Y.W.A
Juanita Morgan
West Side Baptist Church
Magdalene West
Wrens Move to Temple Family joins funeral home venture
Mrs. Vancil Wren and children Max and Carolyn moved to Temple this week to reunite with Mr. Wren who has been there. He has taken a partnership in a local funeral home now named Flanders Wren Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Vancil Wren
Max
Carolyn
Wren
Mr. Wren
Flanders-Wren Funeral Home
Two Rotarians Share Occupation Talks At Rotary Luncheon
L. E. Loveless spoke on the wholesale automobile parts business and Ray Reed discussed his experiences in managing a variety store. Cleburne Huston, vocational service committee chairman, presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
L. E. Loveless
Ray Reed
Cleburne Huston
Vocational Service Committee
Arledge Receives Private Pilot License
Roy Arledge has earned his private flying license after tests administered by a Civil Aeronautics Authority inspector in Fort Worth. He exceeded the normal requirement with 90 hours of flight time, having begun lessons a little over a year ago and pursued aviation for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Arledge
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Fort Worth
Mr. Arledge
Weinert Triumphs In Lueders Invitation Basketball Tourney
Lueders senior boys hosted an invitation tournament with teams from Albany Weinert Avoca Rochester Sylvester Trent Lagerton Paint Creek Nugent Oden Lawn and ACC Academy. Weinert took first place Lawn second and Trent earned the consolation prize under referee C O Walker. Local coach Lewis Parker invited the teams which proved a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Albany
Weinert
Avoca
Rochester
Sylvester
Trent
Lagerton
Paint Creek
Nugent
Oden
Lawn
A.C.C. Academy
C. O
Lefty) Walker
Lewis Parker
Los Angeles
California
Ruby
Weldon Parker
Graham
Roy Aycock
Vester White
Howard Compton
Royalty
Rupert Compton
Jewel Douthit
Waco
First
W. G. Webb Sr
C. S. Byrnes
Leonard Davidson
Abilene
Thomas J. McCorkle
Mary Ella Bar
Anson
Church of Christ
City Cafe
Lieb Building
Velma Terry
Houston
Jimmy Evetts
Dallas
Ed Peek
Lubbock
Local residents visit and holiday events noted in Albany area
Residents and visitors from Wichita Falls Sherman Houston Fort Worth and Seymour gather in Albany for family visits school programs and Christmas celebrations. Notable mentions include Vota Vita class party at Mrs Bill Edgar home and P T A Christmas program at Post Oak School with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Harvick
Leonard Davidson
Wichita Falls
Jeff Abernathy
Clorel
Ruth
Sherman
A. Veal
Dale Reid
Houston
Beatrice Reid
Billy Seaman
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
S. W. Seaman
Ed George
Shirley Ann
Big Spring
Vota Vita
The
Baptist Church
Bill Edgar
J. C. Garrett
Thomas Murry
Gus Lieb
Anson
Charlie Helmer
C. E. Arnold
T. R. Putnam
Albany
M. E. Marrs
Throckmorton
Henry Lieb
Abilene
Eric Brock
Seymour
Charlie Latimer
M. O. Johnson
Clara Ann
Virginia
Mary Lucille
Doris Jean Seth
Lee Cauthen
W. L
C. E. Yeagger
Choral Club
P.T. A
Post Oak School
Lueders Church of Christ Invites December Services
The Lueders Church of Christ extends December services with Mack Kercherville the Abilene Christian College student and pastor delivering special sermons each morning. Public invited to attend. Also noted is a Stamford event where Mrs. William Rogers Mrs. J. C. Hester Mrs. C. A. Thornton Mrs. E. M. Douthit and Rev. and Mrs. C. R. McMaster joined an all day Woman's Missionary Society meeting at St. John's Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders Church of Christ
Mack Kercherville
Abilene Christian College
William Rogers
J. C. Hester
C. A. Thornton
E. M. Douthit
C. R. McMaster
Woman’s Missionary Society
St. John’s Methodist Church
Stamford
Local Dance and Basketball Weekend in Rockdale Area
Mrs M M Cobb spent last week with her daughter in McCauley while her husband was away on business. Lueders school hosted a basketball tournament with several local players on the boys and girls teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cobb
Burl Bunkley
McCauley
Bunkley
Louise Dillard
Rising Star
Ruby Fox
R. A. Gillespie
Abilene
Lueders School
Doyle Gillespie
Junior McLennan
Lueders
Lucille Patterson
Pearl Newcomb
Mercadrce
Imogene Dillard
E. D. Williams
Winter outage tests Rockdale patience and power
The report notes a cold spell worry over meat preservation, then a Sunday electrical outage in Rockdale that lasted until Monday noon. The line was restored quickly after the electric company was notified. Local residents with ties to El Paso Berryhill Bricksdahl Stamford Paint Creek and Sweetwater are mentioned alongside social visits and sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Art Newcomb
el Paso
Lucille
Myrtle Newcomb
Leo McKeever
Berry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asa
Asa Taine
Miss
Tope O
Asagen
Baiss Moss
Miss Seaford
Lence
Inspector Tope
Business Girls
R. A. Bibles
Aecree
Erate Rand
Mec
Roy Morton
East Campbell St
Oil Mill
James W. Brown
Coleman, Rt
Western Mattress Plant
West McHarg
South McKinley Street
J. A. Middleton
N. R. Packwood
Stamford Oil Mill
Hamlin
Clark Bros
Leeders
C. B. Cox
West Oliver
J. W. Selby
Texas
Vanderbilt
O. L. Lindsey
Iptf
East Oliver
Stone Hotel
Spur
G. L. Jennings
B. Yates Drug Store
Oliver Street
Tfe
Gould
Lawrence Crider
East Moran Street
Aller Ler
City Hall
Roland Dunwody
Jones County
Arledge
Pho
South Side Square
Hassen’s
Hassen
RSAC
Silex Coffee Makers
Sunbeam
Chambers
Nesco
Winchester
Air Rifles Bicycles
Say ‘ Aere Zenith
RADIO
R.A. Bible
West Side Square
North Needles N. Swenson
Tex
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